High School Hockey

Think of it this way... you're playing for the name on the front of the jersey, not for yourself. If you catch COVID, you risk infecting your teammates. If you catch COVID you risk infecting the opposition.

We talked about those topics and more with Travis Lazarczyk of the Waterville Sentinel and Kennebec Journal about the status of the high school sports season and the obstacles being presented this year.

The brain trust of the Maine Principal's Association, Executive Director Michael Burnham and Assistant Executive Director Michael Bisson, joined The Drive on Thursday to provide an update on high school sports in the state.

John Wagoner thinks there was uncertainty the season would happen but it did and there is still a feeling surrounding teams of being happy they can still play.

While it's still a day-to-day process, there does appear to be a slight progression in the direction of being able to have a shortened season on the court and ice.

State officials announced Friday afternoon the date for high school winter sports tryouts and practices will be pushed back from December 14 to January 4.

We go through all of the sports topics to get your day started the right way with Wayne, Bryan, and Jeff from Maine youth sports, to the NCAA and the pros.

We roll through all of the news and notes in the world of sports to get you off on a great start for your Thursday on The Morning Line with Wayne, Bryan, and Jeff.

Get your day started the right way with a trip through the topics of sports with Wayne, Greg, and Jeff.

The state class A high school hockey banquet and awards ceremony is planned for this weekend. The hub will be in Lewiston, but it will be happening around the state as the event is held online. We chatted with the head coach of the Bangor Rams Quinn Paradis about it and how the decision was made to hold the ceremony online...